Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
Amount forward, balance on June 30,

Amount forward, balance on June 30,
The treasurer reports that this balance viii not be-
more than sufficient to meet expenditures made
s9ce S9iy i, last for improvements and repairs
and or all the operations OF the institution are con-
tained In Appendix d.
An estimate for this institution for 1889 is in
cludei In Commissioners estimate to Secretary OF
Treasury for that year.
woMEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The objects Of this association, as expressed in
It's charter, are "tO afford relief and aid to the
destitute, work for those seeking employment,
homes for the homeless, sympathy for the friend
less, 10 REFORM the fallen and bestOw such Christian
DeneVOlence upon the needy as our means allow I"
IL was chartered under the general Incorporation
law for the District OF Columbia Dec. 13, 1870.
It's anairs are administered by q board of man.
ayers, INDEFINITE In number. elected annually by
northwest, and, with the grounds, are valued at
ABOUT $4,000 They have q capacity OF sixty-two
when fully furnished.
The number Of inmates received during the last
nscal year was 157. The daily average was 81.
The receipts during said fiscal year were ,97s 81
hApchuIuAeS. ...--..--.--.....-... $3.50 so
Unexpended balance .....................1 ,es7 SO
The details Of the receipts and expenditures, as
wen as tne operations OF the association, are con-
tained In Appendix L.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF DesrI-
TuTE COLORED WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
The National Association for the Relief of Desti-
tute Colored Women and Children has for It's OBJ
Ject, as stated In its charter, ''the supporting of
such aged and INDECENT colored women and chill
dren as may properly come under the charge OF
Sucn ASSOCIATION, provide for them suitable
home. board, clothing and Instructions, and TO
bring them under Christian influences"
,s ae c %o was granted by Congress Feb H.
This institution is controlled and managed by
an executive committee, consisting OF the plesl-
dent, VlcepreSlden, secretary and treasurer OF the
association and board OF managers, composed OF
nine members.
The secretary OF the association estimates the
value OF the grounds at $4,000, and OF the build
Ing at &3S 600 The buildings are situated on Sth
street, north OF Boundary, and consist OF two two
feet, and wing connected with 1t about half the
size OF the main building. They were constructed
for the purposes OF the Institution, and seem to be
Kept IN good order and to be suitable for the pur
poses for which they were intended. The capacity
OF the building is for about 125 children and fifteen
The daily average number Of inmates during the
year was 100.
The receipts and expenditures during the period
under consideration were:
Receipts from appropriations 80 900 90
Receipts from private sources 1,6s3 10
Expenditures ..l l1 ;sss a ss
A detailed statement OF this expenditure and Of
Appendix r.
This Institution not only affords accommodations
dustrial instruction TO thcee OF them who are
capaDie OF req wing beneft for such training.
SAINT ANNs INFANT ASYLUM.
The object OF this institution Is to provide for
the support OF foundlings ana orphan children.
and for deserving INDECENT and dependent females
during confinement. It was chartered BY act Of
Congress March 3, 1853 (vol. 12 U. & Stats, D.
796). The buildings are situated on square 50, IL
Intersection OF New Hampshire avenue, and
S4tn streets northwest, and are valued at about
e46,0OQ It has capacity for accommodation OF 66
children, and b now full It also has supervision
OF p Others infants, who are out sat nurse" The
daily average number q inmates during tho year
was Ito. = .
The sister In charge reports that the receipts are
nom q 900 70 $4,000, exclusive Of tho appropria-
ton OF 5000 made BY Congress, and the expendi-
lures average from S1O,5 500 20 S11.5o0. the den-
ctoncies being made MP from Donations. The
report also states that detailed statement OF
receipts and disbursements Of the institution and
the v0ucnen TOR the past 0ncal year have been
MED with the accounting omcer1 Of the Treasury.
oesaalsd ststement Of expenditures q the 1900
contnouteo ~ apprupTiAfao0 u eet forth In ATL
pendix @.